Señor Mike

he/him

5.0

(4)

Timezone

America/chicago

Language

English

Spanish

Identity

Hispanic/Latinx

Neurodivergent

About Señor Mike

Hi there! The name is Mike or Michael. I have been playing tabletop games as a player and DM for about over 10 years. I started back in college when I first played D&D 3.5 edition and had a blast playing a fighter battling prehistoric crocodiles! Since then I have played numerous game systems and to name a few would be D&D 5th Edition, World of Darkness games, Unisystem games, and Pathfinder editions. As a GM, I enjoy running games for players that enjoy a blend of using game rules and exploring character ideas through roleplaying. I enjoy storytelling that focuses on the characters and may it be a module or homebrew adventure. I like to connect my players with the world, so they may enjoy the world as much as their characters. Every game I run I want my players to have a blast in what they do regardless if its a serious roleplay scene or a fast paced action one. At last, I am definitely a fan of horror and supernatural, so you might see bits of this in my games. I hope to get to play with you and roll some dice at my table!

At a glance

2 years on StartPlaying

Highly rated for: Creativity, Knows the Rules, Teacher

Featured Prompts

My favorite shows/movies are

The Thing (1982), From Dusk till Dawn, and Inception

The three words my players would use to describe me are...

Knowledgeable, adaptable, attentive

How Señor Mike runs games

My style is a blend of using rules with the story of the characters. At most I use the rule of cool when it fits the moments for the characters to pull off a daring scenario, but at times its fun too for the dice to tell the story's outcome. I enjoy running action packed games where players get to try builds and have fun with their character in combat. However, I also enjoy running story enriched games where players get to enjoy playing characters in exploring the growth of their own personal journeys. Also, as stated before I do enjoy running horror or supernatural themes in my games at times. I feel it presents a fun mystery or potential story moments that can give opportunities for characters to develop in their story.